Local Social Highlights From Paris And Nearby Towns
Local news notes numerous weekend visits and social calls across Paris, Denison, Garland, Whitesboro, Tioga, and Sherman. Names include Mrs Bertha Page, Clifton Page, Ada Posey, Ben Patterson, Grover Stateville, J C Annip, Norma Smith, and Judy Woolsey, with travels to Dallas, Sherman, Paris, Denison, and Madill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Posey
Mabel Howard
Denison
Ben Patterson
Grover Stateville
Norma Smith
Detroit
Minell Woolsey
Judy
Paris
Frank Smith
Whitewright Home Demonstration Club Meets With Guests
The Whitewright Home Demonstration Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. R. D. Maddux home with twelve members and five visitors. Miss Moore county agent led a discussion on wood carving garment restyling and button holes. Members planned refreshments and a visit to the County Old Folks Home. The next meeting is January 24 at Mrs. Ralph Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright Home Demonstration Club
R. D. Maddux
Miss Moore
County Home
Charlie Wilson
L. F. Jacks
Russell
Vickie Wandling
R. A. Vestal
Miss
Truman Taft split on major issues across Congress
A Congressional Quarterly survey shows President Truman and Senator Taft disagreed on nine of seventeen major legislative topics over twelve years. Positions cover European recovery, defense, education, housing, taxes, labor, and natural resource policy with each side taking distinct stances on items such as arms aid to Europe, education funding, and oil tidelands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Robert A. Taft
Rep
Ohio
Congressional Quarterly
Senate
Taft
Europe
United States
Tidelands
Light drinker more dangerous than drunk
A New York safety council official warns that a motorist with a few drinks may be a greater menace than one who has drunk freely. He notes educated drivers avoid driving when visibly under the weather, while the slightly exhilarated driver poses greater risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Safety Council
Citation By Publication 59360 Texas Court Notice
Plaintiffs in cause 59360 file a trespass to try title suit in Grayson County Texas seeking title and possession to 1341.89 acres across multiple surveys. Unknown heirs of Sallie Hefley and George Hefley are defendants and must answer by February 25, 1952. Court clerk S W Earnest issues citation with 90 day service requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Sallie M. Hefley
George W. Hefley
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Texas
Said County
Sherman
J. P. Norman
Elizabeth Nix Fain
Blanch Norman
W. H. Higgins
Annie May Higgins
E. B. Strawn
Leona Strawn
A. R. Dillard
Superior Oil Company
Shell Oil Company
Julien Fain
Karen Elizabeth Fain
George Andrew Nix
Dovie Hefley
Hazel Hefley Nolen
Rita Nell Nolen
Vickie Janet Belden
John Martin Belden
Davie Hefley
Hazel Nolen
Mabel Belden
John Hefley
Katie Mae Walker
Katie Mae Hefley Gibbs Walker
SFC
William A. Walker
James Michael Gibbs
Linda Maxine Gibbs
Susan A. Walker
Charles H. Hefley
Mary Ann Hefley
John L. Boggs
Annabelle Hefley Dean
John He
W. P. B. Dubose
A. Hernandez
Mary Miller
J. R. Bean
James McKinney
M. Miller
J. McKinney
City of
S. W. Earnest
15Th Judicial District Court
Nancy Drake
S. V. Earnest
Compact basement utility room workbench with Masonite top
A compact legless workbench fits in a basementless utility space. Two by fours form slanted legs with a Masonite top and base planks. Masonite hardboard creates a durable bench surface and a smooth bottom prevents splintering. A drawer can be added or purchased for storage.
Denver Rainmaker Invents Slide Rule Weather Guide
Dr. Irving P. Krick of Denver unveils a weather forecasting stick. Users compare sky clouds to seven pictures on the device, slide a rack to outline the chosen cloud, assess smoke and cloud movement to infer wind direction, then read the index on the back panel. Panels adjust for region and season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Irving P. Krick
West
Water Resources Development Corporation
New York firm tied to inflammable sweaters scare
New York garment maker Toffler named by Fire Marshal as producer of sweaters using brush rayon that ignite in flames within seconds. He says he did not know the fabric was inflammable and still holds 500 sweaters and 1000 yards of material. The material emits linseed oil odor when burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Garment District
New York City
Martin Scott
Toffler
Los Angeles
Calif
$3 Soil Test Fee Saves Man $500 Fertilizer Bill
Richards farmer Weldon Hoke credits a $3 soil testing fee with cutting his 100 acre pasture fertilizer cost by about $500. Three soil samples from his pasture showed an excess lime, avoiding unnecessary lime application and saving the farmer from spending on 200 tons of lime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Weldon Hoke
Richards
Texas A&m College
Hoke
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Bertha Page
Son
Clifton Page
Emory Christian
Dallas
George M. Hight
George Key
Veterans Hospital
McKinney
Grady Gillett
Grover
Dick Walker
Mrs
Bob Walker
Garland
Robert Veazey of
van Alstyne
R. L. Sears
John Everheart
Whitewright
Dorothy Hamilton
Guy Hamilton
J. C. Annip
Charles E. Ayres
Jim Simmons
Whitesboro
George Riley
Frank White
T. J. Lilley
Mrs. Noble Page
W. L. Gordon
R. B. Gordon
Marvin Bryant
Madill, Okla
J. P. Darwin
Tom Cunningham
Trenton
W. D. Williams
John Oliver
Tioga
Mrs. Maurice Riddle
Frank Phillips
David Brooks
D. D. Brooks
Billye Faye Dillon
NTSC
Denton
Claud Dillon
Jane Meador
C. J. Meador
Don Howard Cook
Mrs. Howard Cook
T. W. Ayres
Joe Parnell
Dwayne Hayes
D. W. Watson
George Burleson
John Bush
Chico
Ruth Clark
Oklahoma City
M. E. Winburn
J. P. Haden
Durant, Okla
Lucian LaRoe
Mr. Haden
Sherman Hospital
Eugene Reeves
McKinney and
James Reeves
ETSTC
Commerce
John Reeves
Homer Sanderson
Pleasant Grove
Houston Garner
Larry Garner
Mobil Tires
G. C. Stateville
Whitewright HD Club News
Whitewright Lumber Co
Congress
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
Mound City
Mound City Way
L. LaRoe & Co